US President Donald Trump signed an executive order with the intent to eliminate the federal Department of Education and ...

Channel 13 spoke to students at the College of Southern Nevada (CSN) on Friday, who said they're worried about the future of ...

This month, most college acceptance and financial aid letters are going out. For many students and their families, the ...

President Donald Trump 's executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) has sparked concern regarding ...

The Department of Education faces chaos and confusion as systemic changes and closures affect millions of students and ...

Here's a breakdown of what could happen with student loans, the FAFSA, grants, and more if the Department of Education actually closes.

From financial aid to critical funding for public schools, these are some of the ways the President's plan could impact Black ...

For students whose family income is $100,000 or below, the new plan will cover even more expenses beyond tuition.

Distributing millions of grants and loans can be made more efficient, but without enough people, experts worry that things ...

For students stressing over tuition costs, the good news is that some types of financial aid are essentially free ...

Few deny that change is needed at colleges and universities, but those changes can’t be “burn the place down” dramatic.